
Apartments near 62 Street-D in Brooklyn, NY (1,302 Rentals)


5107 14th Ave

1113 66th St

5221 New Utrecht Ave

1217 70th St

1221 70th St

1729 62nd St

1713 65th St

5215 New Utrecht Ave

6424 11th Ave

1722 64th St

5207 New Utrecht Ave

5213 New Utrecht Ave

1128 67th St

7116 15th Ave

1101 57th St

7106 15th Ave

1521 71st St

1124 67th St

1344 51st St

1342 51st St

1340 51st St

1735 60th St

1733 60th St

1060 60th St

5203 New Utrecht Ave

1150 Ovington Ave

1429 72nd St

1261 52nd St

1745 61st St

1259 52nd St

1739 61st St

1749 63rd St

1433 72nd St

7026 New Utrecht Ave

6607 11th Ave

5101 13th Ave

1714 57th St

1551 52nd St

1607 53rd St

1619 70th St

1463 72nd St

1744 63rd St

1053 64th St

1471 72nd St

1361 51st St

1549 52nd St

1351 51st St

1355 51st St

1758 61st St
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.